City College’s Great Hall / CUNY campus / Hunter College / City College’s South Campus / At Lehman College / City University of New York / City University / South Campus / Queens College / City College / Brooklyn College / CUNY’s City College / American University / At Baruch College / City College of New York / Two-Year College / At Hunter College / Hofstra University / /
Organization
state legislature / CUNY Board of Trustees / New School of Liberal Arts / Board of Higher Education / Long Island and Hunter College / Harvard / Two-Year College / Brooklyn College / Lehman College / Mayor’s Advisory Task Force / CUNY’s City College / Hunter College / Hofstra University / American University / Baruch College / Modern Language Association / Queens College / Basic Writing / City College of New York / CUNY Association of Writing Supervisors / the City University of New York / City University / /
Person
Deborah Mutnick / Kenneth Howe / Richard Larson / Nels P. Highberg / Martin J. Jacobi / Kenneth Bruffee / Mina Shaughnessy / Harvey Wiener / Sondra Perl / Jane Maher / Benjamin DeMott / Robert Lyons / Michael G. Moran / Adrienne Rich / Donald McQuade / Kay Halasek / Carol Hartzog / Ann Raimes / Albert Kitzhaber / Gary Tate / Nancy Myers / Richard Sterling / Thomas A. Angelo / Marie Ponsot / /
Position
Deputy Chancellor / president / researcher / director of the SEEK Program / program administrator / Acclaimed poet / teacher / professor / director / Hunter / successful and committed teacher / associate dean / director of the Pre-Bac program / lecturer / /
Product
fire / /
PublishedMedium
The Atlantic Monthly / the The Chronicle of Higher Education / The New York Times / /
1 Historical Overview For most scholars and teachers, the story of basic writing is tied to a specific historical moment—the open admissions movement of the 1970s at the City University of New York (CUNY). This seismic